According to a source, Durant was incredibly impressed by the vision and direction of the Clippers and made a strong connection with those at the meeting.

Chris Paul did not make it to the meeting but spoke to Durant beforehand and made his pitch over the phone; the two have talked throughout the process, including last week, sources told ESPN.

Durant met with the Spurs on Saturday morning and that presentation lasted under two hours, sources told ESPN's Marc Stein. Durant is meeting with the Boston Celtics later on Saturday and the Miami Heat on Sunday, according to sources.

Durant previously sat down with the incumbent Thunder on Thursday in Oklahoma City, with league sources saying that meeting "went well" and OKC was in a strong position to retain Durant's services.

A firm decision on where the four-time scoring champion will play next season, sources previously told ESPN, is expected "sooner rather than later" after he meets with all five teams that secured invitations to the Hamptons for weekend sit-downs.

Multiple sources, including friends and business associates of Durant's, previously told The Undefeated's Marc Spears that, barring an unbelievable pitch from one of the teams trying to woo Durant, those close to him expect Durant to return to the Thunder next season.

"His decision is 90 percent made," a longtime friend told Spears.

Said another colleague: "It's going to take some sweet-talking to get him to pass up all the money he can get by staying in OKC."